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History of Waffles
History of Maple Syrup
Chemistry behind waffles
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Waffles were originally called ______ by the Dutch Settlers.
What is wafels.
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How far back does maple syrup originate?
What is the 1550s.
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As the maple syrup cooks the ______boils away.
What is water.
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________is the movement of heat energy through the transfer of a fluid medium from one place to another
What is conduction.
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Waffles were also called _______ by the Dutch settlers.
What is pannekoeken.
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Are there exact origins of maple syrup?
What is no, historians are not sure the exact origins.
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the sugar concentration of the maple syrup _______ while the temperature increases.
What is increases.
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The _______ ____heats the waffles through conduction.
What is waffle iron.
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Waffles were created in the _______ century.
What is the 17th Century.
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What tools did the Native Americans and Europeans use to make maple syrup?
What is iron and copper kettles.
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For maple syrup to be made, it undergoes _________.
What is caramelization.
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Baking powder acts as an acid, base, and a ______.
What is a filler.
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When were waffles most enjoyed by the Dutch?
What is during the holidays.
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When did the European settlers and native americans start using the advanced tools?
What is the 1700s.
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Maple sugar is also known as _________ sugar.
What is caramelized
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The _______ _______creates bubbles which allows the waffles to become fluffy and rise.
What is Carbon Dioxide.
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Where did these Dutch settlers settle?
What is in the New York vicinity.
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_______ missionaries introduced the maple syrup techniques to the Dutch settlers.
What is French missionaries.
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__________ removes water and breaks down the sugars.
What is Caramelization.
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NaHCO3 is known as ______ ________.
What is baking powder.